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the aerox i payed £1800 for mine and got 3rd party insurance free that was ok. u get it u run it in and oh you can only do 35mph. so wat u do well go buy a racing can that cost atleast £120 no less or there crap. u then need to get new rollers init and they have to be channged or greesed up. the brakes will be fine for the speed depending on how ...  Read the complete review

this bike has never let me down the build quality is brilliant the speed is nothing to complain about my aerox is a virgin limited edition and looks excellent and rides well too hard to put in to words as long as you maintain the aerox it will be the greatest bike u have every had av a gilera runner but this is on a totaally different level it ...  Read the complete review

Got it in March 2005 - done 6,000 miles in 6 months. Loved them all! MCN etc say no middle range - then ride around it you suckers!!! They say it's not right for new bikers - then let them buy a tame Bandit 600 then and wait till they can handle this bike. At £4699 OTR with great looks, and stonking performance (if you know ...  Read the complete review

HOW DO I GET MY YAMAHA AEROX 100CC TO GO FASTER THEN 55-60MPH? ITS A V-NICE SCOOTER BUT I NEED TO GET MORE SPEED OUT THE THING!!! HOW MANY RESTRICTERS R IN THIS BIKE??? APART FRM AN SPORTS EXAUST IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I CAN DO??? IF ANY 1 NOS ANYTHING ABT THIS BIKE LET ME NO HOW 2 GET IT UP 2 70MPH?R MORE:] ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought a brand new Yamaha aerox 50. I payed £1600 on the road with free third party insurance, which i fort was a bargain!! It had £700 knocked off the price. I purchased it from George White motorcycles in swindon. The break are fantastic on it , and the bike is a dream to ride ! The engine is really sweet aswell !! The only fing ...  Read the complete review

I bought my yamaha aerox a few months ago it is now the 28 feb 2004 it is the black and silver virgin mobile race replca .i bought it second hand as it is so much cheaper a brand new one will cost up to £2200 but i bought mine second hand for £1100 so it is half the price .when i first had a go on it i couldnt belive how slow it was because my m8 ...  Read the complete review

I bought a 2nd hand Aerox for 1000 euro and i must say it wasnt in the best of condition. The Headstock was all messed up but i got that fixed for 150 euro. Since then its been the best moped i could hope for. I got it derestricted and it was the fastest bike in my Area. Lovely smooth handling and very qwik breaks, the reaction time ...  Read the complete review

I have had my Aerox for 2 months now and done 1800 miles. I have had it fully de-restricted and got new rollers in it to get better acceleration and i get 55mph. I am getting a " Kundo Rapid " racing exhaust in a few days time with will increase all round acceleration and on top end speed so i should get 60ish. I recommend this bike to ...  Read the complete review

Ive recently purchaced a Yamaha Aerox YQ50. and i have to say it is a fantastic moped! It cost me £1800 pounds, Some places its more some places its less so shop around. When i took it out of the show room I was gleaming with joy sitting on my racy looking new bike, Its styling is like no other moped ive seen, It has so much muscle and ...  Read the complete review

I have recently purcheased a Yamaha aerox 50 for my daughter for commuting to work/college. That was as far as my involvement goes, just paying for it. It was her choice, I think primarily on the looks of the machine. But now she has had it some time and got some use, it seems like she made a good choice. In my opinion, the scooter is well ...  Read the complete review

As my youngests 16th birthday approached he began to drop serious hints about getting a moped to runaround on, I suppose I should have been expecting it, his sister is hooked on two wheels and he has already rode a Gas Gas trial bike off road. Anyway, just as we were about to give up finding the right bike we found an immaculate mint ...  Read the complete review

Great little scooter - however, in common with most scooters in the UK, it's been restricted to 30mph by restricting the exhaust. This would be OK, but it also kills the low-end torque, so pulling off stop signs etc. can be hair-raising in traffic, as it doesn't pull away as fast as it needs to, and can leave you in some ...  Read the complete review

My son's mate has just bought a new EW50 Slider. It look's nothinglike any other model of scooter out right now it's really a little odd,but alot of fun.It is built for road and rugged riding within reason. The Slider will attract youngsters whom would most probaly not have bothered before,as you can use this machine near ...  Read the complete review

I have got a Yamaha Aerox YQ 50 , its been de-restricted got a race exhaust and race rollers which has made it go alot faster. It goes at about 60 mph and i have had this bike nearly 1 year know and it has been very reliable. Anyone who reads this i would say get your bike de-restricted because its alot more fun but also deadlier. I ...  Read the complete review